PGA Awards Contains Few Surprises

PGA Awards Contains Few Surprises By Jenelle Riley January 3, 2012 Photo by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures "War Horse" The Producers Guild of America Award nominations came out today, and the list is looking pretty much as expected. Often considered the precursor to who will win the Best Picture Oscar, the PGA Awards chose "The King's Speech" last year over "The Social Network" when most people thought the latter film was a shoo-in. This year all the front-runners made the list, from "The Artist" to "The Descendants" to "Hugo" to "War Horse" and "Moneyball." Continuing to prove itself more than a spring blockbuster, "Bridesmaids" also made the list. Perhaps more of a surprise was the inclusion of "The Ides of March," which has been feeling like an almost-ran as of late. Other nominees include "The Help," "Midnight In Paris," and--sort of surprising considering the mixed reviews--"The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo." READ THE FULL LIST OF NOMINEES ON BEHIND THE SCENES PGA Awards Contains Few Surprises By Jenelle Riley January 3, 2012 "War Horse" PHOTO CREDIT Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures The Producers Guild of America Award nominations came out today, and the list is looking pretty much as expected. Often considered the precursor to who will win the Best Picture Oscar, the PGA Awards chose "The King's Speech" last year over "The Social Network" when most people thought the latter film was a shoo-in. This year all the front-runners made the list, from "The Artist" to "The Descendants" to "Hugo" to "War Horse" and "Moneyball." Continuing to prove itself more than a spring blockbuster, "Bridesmaids" also made the list. Perhaps more of a surprise was the inclusion of "The Ides of March," which has been feeling like an almost-ran as of late. Other nominees include "The Help," "Midnight In Paris," and--sort of surprising considering the mixed reviews--"The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo."READ THE FULL LIST OF NOMINEES ON BEHIND THE SCENES